What in the world did I just find? 
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Oh my word! Quote from article: âtry not to fall in love with him!â As if that were possible.
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In my drama
âFlirting with a girl overseas you just have to do the back hug and roll up her sleeves.â and the Flirting will commenceâŚis this true! bahahahahahahahahaha
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KangJoonieâs dimple is adorable in this GIF
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Of course it is. Youâve said no, and the action continued, it doesnât matter if itâs a girl or a guy, you said no. I also agree with @kdrama2020ali, talk to your counselor, they may be able to make her understand that it is just as wrong for a woman to continue these actions as it is for a guy.
As girls we seem to be programed not to offend others even if what they are doing is blatantly wrong. Let me tell you, itâs ok to offend people when they are making you uncomfortable. If you call someone out on some behaviour and they tell you youâre making things uncomfortable or ruining the atmosphere, put it back on them, theyâre ruining the mood/atmosphere/whatever by continuing to do what theyâve been asked to stop, you wouldnât have had to say anything if they had stopped what they were doing the first time you asked.
*virtual hug, using manner hands 
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So I donât sleep as well as I used to probably because of kdrama - I have been trying to go to bed earlier. Do you guys have any tricks? I do listen to meditations - I listen to rain - waves etc.
Do you eat something or drink something that helps you sleep?
Ok since you are all laughing cuz what true kdrama lover SLEEPS!
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Before I even finished reading your post, I was thinking to myself, my trick is to fall asleep to kdramas. LOL
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Every Nite! 
This scene is so funny and so true! Aw I miss MINHO
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Sad but true. My hubby, who sleeps with a sleeping mask on specifically because I watch my dramas on my tablet in bed at night, will sometimes wake up in the wee hours of the morning and catch me still watching. A common conversation: âYouâre seriously still awake?â âYes, something important is happening right now!â
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I must be really tired cuz Iâm dying laughing! Cuz itâs so TRUE
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Do you drink coffee or something caffeinated before bedtime? That could give you trouble when youâre trying to fall asleep. I usually just wear myself out by exercising or studying⌠it makes me fall asleep pretty easily. Or I use slow ballad music.
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I agree with you that BTS is now in a class by themselves. Itâs gone beyond pop music even since they are now actual diplomats. I agree with you that if they want to cement their status on the global stage they will need to make changes. I do not think collaborating with Western artists is a bad thing either. Makes sense if they want to keep growing and it is a win-win for everyone. Unlike other people, I do not think BTS releasing an all English language album is a bad thing or them âselling outâ. K Pop stars have been recording and releasing Japanese language albums for years in order to penetrate that lucrative market." No one ever accuses the K Pop stars of âselling outâ or âlosing their essenceâ or
pandering to Japan. Releasing an English language album is just the same thing: trying to better reach a lucrative market and get their message across. Much is made about how âmusic crosses barriersâ. Yes, music does, but lyrics do not. From what I have observed, BTS is a group that places a lot of emphasis on their lyrics. Many say their lyrics are what sets them apart and makes them unique. A signature element. of the group. Right now it takes a lot of work to understand the lyrics to their songs if you do not speak Korean. Many more people globally understand English language so releasing English language songs would help them tremendously. Frankly I do not think they will win a Grammy award until they have a song that is both fully written and sung by BTS in English. Recording Academy members are not superfans. They want to just be able to play the song and understand it easily when they are deciding who to vote for. They are not going to hunt around for fan translations. Itâs not an accident that the first Grammy nomination was for their first song that was completely sung in English. I was not surprised it did not win though. It lacked complexity. I think BTS has a good chance to keep getting nominations but I donât think they will actually win until they can give us a song in English that has the deeper âBTS lyricsâ as well as clear English vocals. But I could be wrong. Doing both of those things will require a lot of work from the group. Iâm not sure if it is something they are willing to do or if they are satisfied with how things are now and donât want to do any extra efforts. .
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From what I have read, itâs important to establish a bedtime routine and try to go to bed a t the same time each night. Is your room dark and cool? People tend to fall asleep faster in a dark and cool room.
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This is actually a pretty hard question. What makes k-pop k-pop? Why is there more noise made over full English songs than Japanese ones?
I was thinking about it. These arenât rhetorical questions, I genuinely do not have answers to them:
Is it because, if they sing in English, thereâs really nothing that will set them apart? If I wanted to listen to English, I might as well listen to someone else who pronounces everything much better and is able to write artistic English lyrics because itâs their first language. Itâs hard to watch them struggle for words, sometimes. For the sake of going forward, these little things can be overlooked. Writing meaningful lyrics is hard. Imagine writing complex, Grammy-worthy lyrics in a language you donât have complete mastery over.
I havenât extensively listened to BTSâ discography, so I donât know much. Do they still follow the âk-pop songâ format? Itâs there in most k-pop title tracks. The chorus, then the bridge to show off vocals/harmony, then the dance break, then one last explosive chorus.
Again, we canât really define k-pop. It comes in all forms. Maybe we have emotional ties to it, and thatâs why lots of people canât accept BTS going global. Maybe we just like Korean. Maybe people see them so much with Hollywood celebs, in western settings, that they donât feel âKoreanâ anymore. Maybe itâs just not fun because they arenât competing with other k-groups. I have no idea.
As far as I can see, most people will gladly suck up anything that their idols make(not just BTS, any group).
Is it because of the feeling? Take SHAUNâs Way Back Home for example. The one ft. Conor Maynard makes it sound like a romantic party song. I usually like listening to original versions, so I searched up the Korean version. Same melody, different lyrics and language. WHAT a difference. SHAUN originally wrote it as a memorial for his girlfriend who died in a car accident. Heâs begging her to just leave everything and come back home at the end of the day. After reading the lyrics, it suddenly sounds so sad and beautiful. Maybe these artists sing more soulfully if they fully understand what theyâre saying. I donât really know.
I really hate to say it, but EXOâs recent DFTF album was underwhelming, IMO. I liked it, but I didnât LOVE it. I felt like it wasnât EXO. Itâs so hard to explain what I feel âEXO musicâ is. The concept was very EXO, but the music wasnât. Whereas, with NCT, even if I hate the recent song they released, it feels distinctively NCT. The same goes for D.Oâs album. Everything about the album was distinctly Do Kyungsoo.
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Welcome Our Barista Today - KEN - from VIXX
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Whoâd ever want to eat such art!?! They are so pretty!
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I am planning to watch it
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how in the world did they do the flowers? yeah really pretty,
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